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Spire Gatwick Park Hospital Achieves Government Accreditation for Excellence in Young People’s Healthcare

06 November 2026

Spire Gatwick Park Hospital has been recognised for delivering high-quality, accessible and youth-friendly healthcare services with the prestigious ‘You’re Welcome’ accreditation from the Office for Health Improvement and Disparities.

The accreditation is a nationally recognised quality standard that focuses on ensuring services are welcoming, accessible, confidential, inclusive and responsive to the needs of young people.

Led by Spire Gatwick Park’s Children and Young People team, the accreditation reflects the hospital's commitment to creating a positive healthcare experience for young people, ensuring that they feel listened to, respected and involved in decisions about their care.

Kate Hartnett, Director of Clinical Services at Spire Gatwick Park Hospital, said:

"We are delighted to have achieved the ‘You're Welcome’ accreditation. This recognition is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our Children and Young People team and all colleagues who strive to provide exceptional care every day. We are committed to ensuring young people receive care in an environment that is welcoming, supportive and tailored to their individual needs."

The successful accreditation highlights the hospital's ongoing focus on delivering safe, effective and compassionate care while continuously improving services for patients of all ages.

Spire Gatwick Park Hospital will continue to build on this achievement, ensuring that young people accessing its services receive the highest standards of care and support throughout their healthcare journey.

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